The End of the Road lineup 2018 is here and Vampire Weekend, Feist, and St. Vincent are all playing!

31 January 2018, 09:00 | Written by The Line of Best Fit

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(Yo La Tengo) (Vampire Weekend) (St. Vincent) (Feist) (End of the Road Festival)

Vampire Weekend will play their first live show in four years and only UK festival in2018 at September's End of the Road - and they're joined by Feist, also making her only UK festival appearance, along with St Vincent and Yo La Tengo.

Also announced for the event - which runs from 30 August to 2 September - are IDLES, Julia Holter, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Ezra Furman, John Cale, Ariel Pink, Shame, Nilüfer Yanya, Hookworms, and many more.

The full list of today's annoucements is below:

Ezra Furman
Jeff Tweedy
John Cale
Fat White Family
Oh Sees
Gruff Rhys
Julia Holter
Mulatu Astatke
Ariel Pink
Destroyer
Omar Souleyman
Aldous Harding
Big Thief
(Sandy) Alex G
James Holden & The Animal Spirits
This Is The Kit
Hookworms
Shame
The Low Anthem
Protomartyr
Hiss Golden Messenger
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith
Damien Jurado
IDLES
Amen Dunes
Imarhan
Japanese Breakfast
Richard Dawson
Du Blonde
Julien Baker
Jim White
Flat Worms
Mdou Moctar
Childhood
Lost Horizons
Colter Wall
The Weather Station
Adrian Crowley
Nilüfer Yanya
Sweet Baboo
Darren Hayman
Gwenno
Insecure Men
David Thomas Broughton
DUDS
Snail Mail
Erin Rae
Caroline Spence
Samuel R. Saffery
Snapped Ankles
Anna Burch
AK/DK
Penelope Isles
Creatures
Red River Dialect
Tiny Ruins
Stella Donnelly
Lail Arad & JF Robitaille

We're promised a new record from Vampire Weekend this year; back in September, frontman Ezra Koening announced it was "80% done". St. Vincent is playing the festival for the third time, having graced the Woods stage in 2014 and 2013, when she teamed up with David Byrne for their Love This Giant collaboration. It's Yo La Tengo's fourth appearance at the festival but their first as headliners, while Feist is making her debut at the event.

Tier 4 tickets are now on sale for End of the Road, priced £195 with no booking or transaction fees. A deposit scheme allows people to pay £45 now and the balance by 2 July.